Not Without Hope has a title like that of a promise— and luckily, the story goes out of its way to keep it. It is a heart-rending survival thriller that follows a young man who is lost at sea subsequent to a calamitous accident. And his family and friends are left shouting prayers, looking for…
Endless Cookie could be the kind of film that you would expect to be a sugar-coated comedy, but it actually has a surprisingly tender little heart beneath its quirky setup. The film traces a character who is in a bizarre loop of his lifeevery day is a repeat, his every mistake is replayed, and he…
100 Nights of Hero is a saga that weaves various tales into onethat is, myths, fables, and whispered legends linked through a hundred nights. At its core, the feature explores loyalty, bravery, and the influence of storytelling. Through a Christian perspective, I saw a lot of resemblance of how the Holy Bible uses narrative to…
100 Nights of Hero is a layered narrative that weaves together myths, fables, and legends told over a hundred nights. The film, at its core, is a very simple film, but one with complex themes – loyalty, courage, and the indomitable power of the spoken word. While watching it, I thought scripturally, how the Bible…
Merrily We Roll Along is not simply a musical film. It reflects on time, choices, and the delicate aspects of friendship. It is a story that is told backward and hence it slowly reveals the years, showing us only the layers of disappointment, compromise, and quiet heartbreak which chasing success brings to ones life. Being…
Fackham Hall is a delightful, offbeat, and high-spirited British comedy of errors, brimming with misunderstandings, satire, and a hefty measure of tongue-in-cheek humor. The movie is absurdness to the extreme just like some parables are exaggeratedhowever, in this case, the aim is laughter and not spiritual revelation. I, as a pastor, while watching, laughed at…
Jujutsu Kaisen: Execution carries on with the same chaotic vibe of spiritual mayhem as the series, going crazy with spirits, curses exploding in the dark of the city, and sorcerers weighed down by the broken world. At best young heroes, get to experience the price of being the ones who save. Looking at everything through…
Kill Bill (2025) is a pastor’s nightmarea hymn being screamed out loud. The movie is extreme, stylish, and unyieldingan operatic tale of gutting one’s enemies with very little showing of compassion. It certainly is a work of art in terms of the director’s vision: the fight scenes, the colors, and the overall sense of order…
Hamnet is gutting cinema. To my mind, however, the result is a sacramental film — one that breathes in the pauses between words (Psalm 34:18 comes to mind: “The Lord is near to the brokenhearted and saves the crushed in spirit.”) There is something soul-nourishing about a movie that refuses to hurry on past grief,…
Having to walk back in the neon nightmare of Freddy Fazbears Pizza is like visiting a place that your soul has already warned you against. Five Nights at Freddys 2 is not an attempt to conceal its nature it is unpleasant, distressing, and full of the kind of darkness, which is very close to the…
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